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In January 1913, at the Founders' Day Celebration at Harvard University, historian Charles Francis Adams II gave this address, looking back on the sixty years since he'd first entered Harvard as a student.
In danger of losing her home, widow Leonie and her friends decide to put her mansion to good use: as a bordello servicing women.
Lila, Sheila, and Greta are middle-aged housewives married to sex-challenged older men. Their solution is ingenious and wicked. The delicious home-baked chocolate cupcakes they feed their husbands are laced with sex-enhancing drugs. Their problems start when the pills run out.…
The victims of a brutal, tortured serial killer are piling up in the affluent town of Boca Raton, Florida. Residents are terrified. Police are mystified. Why is this deranged person singling out petite, young blondes? Why are their index fingers cut off as trophies after they've been raped and strangled?
A secret moonshiner's cache, a mysterious cop, the grave of Jimmy Hoffa, and… daddy? Mysteries and terrors abound when heiress Lucy Love tries to get away from it all to paint her portraits and bake her pies.
Following that accumulation of his staggering wealth, Andrew Carnegie dedicated the remainder of his life to philanthropy, giving away nearly 90% of his fortune by the time of his death. His 1889 article "Wealth" (later retitled "The Gospel of Wealth") details his belief in the responsibility of philanthropy by the self-made rich.
Following that accumulation of his staggering wealth, Andrew Carnegie dedicated the remainder of his life to philanthropy, giving away nearly 90% of his fortune by the time of his death. His 1889 article "Wealth" (later retitled "The Gospel of Wealth") details his belief in the responsibility of philanthropy by the self-made rich.
Their interwoven stories of five women's birth, death, love, and loss bring each to an awareness and resolution that one critic has called "as satisfying as if I just had a full meal."
Erotica / Classics
One of the most prosecuted and banned books in history.
The classic novel of a young girl's exploration of physical pleasures.
Politics / Government / Philosophy / History
A collection of President Calvin Coolidge's speeches, proclamations, letters, and essays from his pre-Presidential time as Lieutenant Governor and Governor of Massachusetts.
After serving as one of President Lincoln's first bodyguards, William H. Crook went on to increasingly responsible positions in the office of the President, serving in the White House for half a century. This volume, published in 1915, is his reminiscences of living and working with the first six administrations: Lincoln, Johnson, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, and Arthur.
Classics
The book as a whole is a pleasant guide into the half-hidden by-paths of English literary history. It is a repository of much curious book-gossip and of authors' lore.
Mystery.
In Quito, three men are murdered: a German, an Arab, and a tycoon with a dark past. The murder weapon is never found. Is something deadly lurking in the rainforest?
A complete collection of Benjamin Harrison's address from the election campaign of 1888 through 1892. Hedges compiled the volume to show all of Harrison's views, fresh and unedited, rather than a "best of" collection. And in doing so, he unwittingly contrasts a notable politician of the late 1800s with our current crop, and perhaps shows the politicians of today lacking.
Classic.
Complete in one volume, this collection of Hawthorne's short stories was called "the most influential book of 1837" by the Grolier Club. Edgar Allan Poe said these stories "rivet the attention of the reader."
Classic.
Historian J.Q. Howard's biography drew liberally from Hayes' public documents and pronouncements, and includes many letters and speeches written by Hayes, in order to draw this picture of the man who—soon after the publication of this book—became the 19th President. Also included are the complete texts of six important speeches from Hayes' non-consecutive terms as governor.
Erotica / Classic
When her husband can't please her physically, the young Lady Chatterly turns to the gamekeeper. In his arms, she finds the passion she needs, even as she struggles with the class differences between the intellectuals and the working class.
Erotica Collection
Seventeen tales of alternative erotica. When you need something different, look here for inspiration.
Erotica / Classics
A passionate and powerful portrayal of one man's struggle to enlighten and instruct himself and others in the realm of desire. It remains a classic literary statement on sexual submission and control.
Classic / Post-apocalyptic science fiction.
After founding science fiction with Frankenstein, Mary Shelley founded the sub-genre of post-apocalyptic sf with The Last Man. Set in the distant future (21st century), it tells the story of the sole survivor of a planet-wide plague that has brought an end to human civilization.
The author of the ground-breaking Married Women Who Love Women was first told she wasn't a writer by a college professor. She didn't realize she might be until Robert Redford came to town.
In this book, she tells other writers what to know before, during, and after writing a book. This is the book she wishes she had when she started writing.
Gray Rabbit's first children's book, this charmingly illustrated, rhyming volume tells the story of country-dweller Braden as he visits his grandfather who lives in the city, and discovers some new ways to have fun in the park.
Mallory McGill woke up in a hospital, her nearly-born daughter missing, and the police accusing her of murder. Can she find out if she really committed the crime, or if someone stole her baby, before her life becomes forfeit?
An incoming President is not required to make a speech, but ever since George Washington started the tradition in 1789, every one of his successors has laid out his own plans in an inaugural speech within minutes of taking the oath of office. All those speeches, along with notes detailing the presidents' elections and inaugurations, are compiled in this one illustrated volume.
An incoming President is not required to make a speech, but ever since George Washington started the tradition in 1789, every one of his successors has laid out his own plans in an inaugural speech within minutes of taking the oath of office. All those speeches, along with notes detailing the presidents' elections and inaugurations, are compiled in this one illustrated volume.
Updated through Barack Obama's second inaugural, in January 2013.
An incoming President is not required to make a speech, but ever since George Washington started the tradition in 1789, every one of his successors has laid out his own plans in an inaugural speech within minutes of taking the oath of office. All those speeches, along with notes detailing the presidents' elections and inaugurations, are compiled in this one illustrated volume.
Updated through Donald Trump's inaugural, in January 2017.
Politics / Government / Ethics.
Taft gave this lecture as part of the Page Lecture Series before the Senior Class of Yale University's Sheffield Scientific School. As Taft says in his introduction, "a discussion of the ethics and ideals of that profession would come within the purpose of the Page foundation," which was to promote "the ethical side of business life, including the morals and ethics of public service."
Mystery
When it comes to murder at a convention of killers, everyone is a suspect. And when private investigators (and husband and wife) Jack and Annie Gardner are working for the mobster he sent to prison years ago, things get even stickier.
Erotica / Classics
The classic Indian manual of love and romance, presented with classic illustrations.
Lawyer and author Michael A. Ventrella doesn't argue just to argue. He does so to try to improve things. And in this accessible and humorous volume of Constitutional history and opinion, he draws on his experience working on political campaigns and teaching law to explain what the Constitution says, what it means, and how it can be improved. Editorial cartoonist Darrin Bell won the Pulitzer Prize in Editorial Cartooning in April 2019.
As a schoolboy, George Washington copied 110 rules of correct behavior, and made them his own. A century later, Moncure Conway investigated those rules, and traced them to their most probable sources, while showing how they shaped the man Washington was to become, and through him, the political history of the United States.
Politics / Government / Economics.
This book is a collection of pieces from Wilson's campaign speeches, edited by William Bayard Hale, to form a discussion of the US economy, business monopolies, and the Federal Reserve System.
This collection of Wilson's pre-presidential writings focuses on his visions of the good life, and how best to live that life.
These addresses of President Woodrow Wilson are almost entirely concerned with political affairs, and more specifically with defining Americanism.
In 1872, Victora Woodhull was the first female nominee for President of the United States. This book, originally published in 1871, combined her writings and speeches on the role and evolution of government, and served as her campaign platform, calling for equal rights and much more.…
Victora Woodhull was a thinker, business woman, and politician decades before women took on any of those roles. In this volume, we have collected several of her essays and speeches expounding on truly equal rights, the evolution of government, making a better society, and much more.
